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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1976
Page
4
Ginnie Thompson, American designer and author, will present a needlepoint seminar at Quail Run Needlepoint in Scottsdale Fashion Square. Open to the public, she will be at the shop from 1 to 4 p.m. July 16 to discuss counted cross stitch, design work, and demonstrations.
Fur expert Carol Ware cautions pelt prices are up and buyers should plan purchases for value. She notes rising demand across generations, with women as major earners driving sales at Bonwit Teller in Chicago. Ware offers style guidance for petite and full figures, plus coat shapes, colors, and fit tips.
Gatlinburg Tennessee hosts the 40th annual Livelys of America reunion from July 30 to August 1. The organization traces back to 1937 in McMinnville Tennessee with a 1100 page genealogy starting in Virginia circa 1690. Scottsdale’s Claire Louden will attend. Lively surname descendants may join via contact at 4222 N. Parkway.
Educational assistant Katie Middleton leads fall programs at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. She develops lectures slide shows and films to make exhibitions accessible and ties visual arts to performing groups in schools. Volunteers will help with research displays and Suitcase Art kits. Middleton, 23, lives in Scottsdale with husband Mark.
Tamar Eshel, general secretary of Israel’s Working Women’s Council, urges gradual change to gender equality within religious law boundaries. She notes pay equity achieved in industry, aims to train unskilled women, and highlights council efforts in day care, housing, schooling, and public education amid Israel’s social and political strain.
Reservations are due by Saturday for the Christian Women's Club of Scottsdale luncheon meeting scheduled 11 45 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Safari Hotel Convention Center. Earle Garner will discuss refinishing and restoring antiques with Grant Brown providing music. Lorie Dahlstrom a former Dairy Princess will be the speaker.
Barbara Kafka and Don McGaughey, licensed counselors, share insights from their own divorces. They emphasize keeping stability for children, shared parenting, and healthy emotional handling during upheaval. Both hold advanced degrees and work at The American Institute of Family Relations.
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